Monday Monday, I don't mind them as much now that I work Tu-Fri lol!
I know I see you every Thursday!!I don't wear Pajama's
No...That's my jogging outfit.....dang Hoppy
But how does that get into the intercooler? I’m just trying to wrap my mind around it
What year truck? Also, if you spilled coolant into the intercooler it would likely siphon coolant into combustion, if it didn't hydrolock, it could be just fine and burning that coolant with no engine issues at all.Not in the HX35, Cummins did use a water cooled turbo but that was only in generator and mining operations. Not in the dodge truck.
I have new theory after thinking on it.
I’d removed the intercooler boots prior to draining the block via the lower radiator hose. I popped radiator hose off and made a mess everywhere. I’m wondering if some coolant didn’t find its way into the intercooler that way.
That's a nice counter top, wonder who put that in : )Sign of the times, family is starting to show up for the holidays, we are feeding 26 and have seven overnight guests all week. Last night was setup phone event. I just shook my head. None of our kids had phones till they were much older. Amazes me the dependency upon the electronic devices.
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99. I haven’t ran it since pulling the intercooler and radiator. Doing an engine swap. Original engine knocking and no oil pressure.What year truck? Also, if you spilled coolant into the intercooler it would likely siphon coolant into combustion, if it didn't hydrolock, it could be just fine and burning that coolant with no engine issues at all.
Hey!! I was wondering how things wereDown to 17k without power, all hospitals restored so that's good, a much better number than 600k, this was a bad one considering we have 1.2 million customers, half w/o power is a lot
Thanks we're good here just picking up usual branches, don't think we lost a tree. Northern did better this storm, the four counties I support sustained much less damage overall than Seattle area and East of Seattle, they got whackedHey!! I was wondering how things were
I'd take that Fred. Beats 27 and sleetGood morning, 4* here but clear skies.
First time taking the big truck to the lumber yard. So nice to just slide sheets of plywood into the back and just close the tailgate
Dad had about 20 4x4s 10 footers in the back of our all black '60 F100 short bed. Tailgate down, not tied in. Lumber yard to the house 7-8 miles maybe on a very rural road. One of them rattled out a little bit. We passed a CHP squad car parked at the side of the road. 2 minutes later we're lit up. Officer gets out of his car, tape measure in hand. Dad still wondering why we were stopped. "You don't have a red flag on your cargo. One of those boards is 3" too far out of the bed. License and registration please." "You can see our destination, it's right over there, the gray house." Scribble,scribble,scribble. Through the window comes the citation. Officer returns to his cruiser and leaves. Dad walks the the back of the truck and pushes the board back in place with one hand.I miss the old standard size pickup bed